The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-20
Obituary.

NORAN.-D'ed at the residence of her
father N- Patrick Moran, in LOret'O, on
Sunday. Nav -. 1887, Miss Ella Moran,
aged about % years
BRUWN-Died at his home in Dean
township, on Monday, Nav 16. 1897, Mr.
David Brown, aged about sixty years.
Nr. Brown was an industrious and useful
citizen highly esteemed by his neighbors for
his many good qualities and his death is
deeply regretted by all acquainted with him /;
ne leaves a wife and family of Eve boys
and three girls to mourn his loss.
HOPPLF.-Died at the hoUe Of her son.
IN ". MIR. JOHN G G Bearer. in Carroll
township. on FRIDAY, Nav 9th 1887, Mrs.
MaCdaIena HoTrIa widow of Henry Hop
pie, ST. in the 10th wear of her age.
The deceased was born In Germany and
was married to Mr. Hoppe in Chambers
burg Pa. in 1912 From there they remov-
ed to Campr0n's Bottom. Indiana county,
and thence. about 1913. to Carroll township,
This county. The surviving children are
Henry Horple Mrs. John Eyer. of Barr
township Mrs. Joseph Bearer and Mrs.
John &. e. Bearer, Of Carroll township.
NTRRAY.-Died at the residence of her
nephew DR. JOhr Murphy in LnrPttO, on
Wednesday Nav 18th. 1897 Mrs. Mary Mur-
raw. wife OF James p Murray aged alb out 81
years.
The diseased whose maiden name was
Mcconnell was well known to the older resi-
dence of this place, having been born about
a mile west Of Ebensburg, and having resi-
ded within the limits Of the county during
the many years Of her life. In 1914 she was
married To Mr. James P Murray who still
survives her and for number Of years they
resided on a farm in jackson township. af-
forwards moving to This place where Nj.
Murray engag ged in merchandising. kbOut
twenty years ago, thew removed to Tunnel
nil. where they resided until about year
ago. when thew removed 70 Loretto with Or.
murphy, who Is a relative. Mrs. Murray
was a kind and charitable woman and
devoted christian and has gone to meet the
reward Of a we'll spent life. Peace to her
ashes
MCLAUGHLIN.-Dia at the family resi-
dancp in JOhnStown. on Tuesday, Nav I-.n
1887 at one O'Clock In the afternoon, James
D. McLauGhliR, Esq in the 9th year Of his
age.
The deceased was a son Of hon. Daniel
MCLAUGHLIN, a member Of the present
legislature from this county. anc was born
az UF0tfiElil VI iiii1 county tu tIlt 10 - NlN
1860 Tie WIS a young man of bright pro-
mise and his death is deeply deplOred by his
many Intimate friends. When young, he
attended school at St Francis College at
L0retto, snd afterwards graduated at st
Vincent College near LatrObe, when about
eighteen Years Of age. After leaving school
he entprtpd bis fathers law office as a stu
dent. and was admitted TO practice at the
bar in this county at the age Of twentv-oue.
As an attorney he possessed keen intellect
soon acquired a large practice and was
rapidly pushing himself forward to front
rank IN the possession. About three years
ago ne was attacted by 9 severe cold which
gradually grew on him and finally develop
ed into consumption. For the past several
months he had frequent hemorrhages, was
constantlv growing weaker and on Tuesday
last surrounded by his relatives and friends,
after receiving the last consultations of his
religion, he calmly bresthed his last His
funeral will take place to day (Friday) at Q
O'Clock, from S.. Johns Catholic church at
JohnstOwn, after solemn high mass.